Sentence examples for textbook response from inspiring English sources

The pilot, Chris Henkey, from Reading, Berkshire, was applauded for his "textbook response" to the crisis.

Maybe this more or less textbook response to a depressed economy wouldn't have worked.

The textbook response to commodity-led inflation is to regard it as temporary and ignore it.

That said, and let's be fair, the Mail's comprehensive statement is something of a textbook response to Ipso's requirements.

The textbook response would be to "see through"—ie, ignore this inflation.But soft money would hurt, too.

For example: "How would you handle a pupil who is refusing to comply with your instructions?" could lend itself to a textbook response.

Although these are by no means the textbook responses to inflationary pressures, it looks as though the authorities might succeed in managing expectations, helped by a less inflationary global environment.

The board responded by alerting Ofwat and announcing an internal inquiry; on the face of it, a textbook initial response.

And in a pattern that I think is straight out of a psychology textbook, his response is to accuse everybody else of lying".

Back then, the company provided a textbook PR response to the crisis, introducing a series of changes to its supply chain, such as raising the minimum wage of its workers, increasing monitoring in its plants and promoting clean air standards in its factories.

"They have made a textbook policy response to the crisis," says Hoskins. "The government is doing all the right things".